Lucie Manette's Character Development
In Charles Dickens’s “A Tale of Two Cities,” which of the following best describes how Dr. Manette’s imprisonment affects his daughter Lucie’s character development?
A
Lucie becomes solely preoccupied with avenging her father’s past instead of growing independently.
B
This hardship deepens Lucie’s compassion while strengthening her resolve when facing adversity.
C
The imprisonment is largely irrelevant to Lucie’s character arc; focus remains on Dr. Manette.
D
It causes Lucie to abandon her inner strength and adopt a pessimistic worldview.
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